insert into mongodb using mongokitten in swift

To insert a document into MongoDB using Mongokitten in Swift, first you need to connect to the database. Here is an example of how to connect to a database:

main.swift
import MongoKitten

let server = try Server("mongodb://localhost:27017")
let database = try server.database("mydatabase")
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Once you have set up a connection to the database, you can create a Collection instance and insert documents into it. Here is an example of how to insert a document:

main.swift
let collection = database["mycollection"]
let document: Document = ["key": "value", "intKey": 123, "boolKey": true]
try collection.insert(document)
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You can also insert multiple documents at once using collection.insert(contentsOf:):

main.swift
let documents: [Document] = [
    ["key": "value1", "intKey": 123, "boolKey": true],
    ["key": "value2", "intKey": 456, "boolKey": false],
    ["key": "value3", "intKey": 789, "boolKey": true]
]

try collection.insert(contentsOf: documents)
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In these examples, "mycollection" refers to the name of the collection in which the documents will be inserted, and "key", "intKey", and "boolKey" are the keys of the documents. Feel free to replace these with the appropriate key names for your use case.